... ?? ?? - ?? -- - - ?? ?? (By Elce!)v Tdeyaph,) CLOSEi OF THE SICKLIS' TRIAL. LivERroor, M1onday. The steamer Europa, fromi New York of the 27th Aprij has arrived. SIe bringe l(f1) pno.engers and 532,424 dollar; Tbe City of Waehiigtorel helnc., arsived out at Noew yO on the 25th ; and thre Circantian, from Galway, arrived - St. John's, Newfnundland, oni tbe 26th. The trial of Sicklea f r the ...

... WHILE LORD EBOWDEN and LORD HARDWICEF, neigi by their unpr6voked insults to the people and EMPIEROR OF THE FRENCH, are doing their best to of ac lay the foundations of a wicked and disastrous war, Lord B what, as far as they are yet developed, seem to be the pursi l ambitious designs on which NAPOLEON III is supposed ing l to have set his heart 9 What justification for their Volu e foolish ...

... iose MR, CROSSLEY'S RETURN ROME., Bffi- ~ON THURSDAY. of ?it In our issue of Thursday we endeavoured to tli aere describe the enthiiusbiosi reception which Mr. Crossley ro- rhe 0silved from his townsmen, on his return from Lseeds on as( inlh Tuesday as one of the elected members for the West Riding. oli rhe We have now to speak of a demonstration Which far out- strspped that, if not in its ...

... LEEDS. TUESDAY, MAY 10. WEST RIDING ELECTION.-The polling will com mence this morning at eight o'clock, and close at five. The declaration will be made on Thursday. The poll books will be forwarded to the Under Sheriff during to-morrow, and i the High Sheriff will commenco casting up the votes on I Thursday morning at nine o'clock at the hustings, Wake-V field. The casting up will probably ...

... (B_ Eletr_ c Telegraph.) FRANqFORT-ON-MAINE, July 6. 1w8i The stated Prussian proposals in the extraordinary sitting of the Federal Diet on the 4th were-ist. Junction of 9th and 10th corps d'arsnec to the Prussian army. 2nd. Ap- bib pointment to Command-in-chief of the four ?? me and ?? Federal corps dXarmle. 3rd. Plaoing all bee reserve contingents.in readiness to march. PARIS, Wedniesday. ...

... ?? ?? r ,LONDON. Wednesday Evening.t h In discussing in one of my former letters the eq probability of there being an autumn session this year, there was one element which I omitted to take into con- sideration, and which promises, or rather threatens, if not of itself to decide the matter at least to have a considerable influence upon it, and that is the sickening effiuvium Y that proceeds ...

... FROM OUR OWN CORRLESPONDENT. -- --a LONDON, Wednesday Evalling. tho Ly Foreign affairs, the approaching Congress at II Zurich to settle the affairs of Italy, and the movements and [yintentions of the Emperor of the French, continue to TI nengross public attention here, almost to the entire exclu- to ti sion of matters connected with our domestic policy. The teleg in Congress at Zurich it was ...

... THE BALLOT.-DIVISION ON TUESDAY,. Motion made, and question put, That leave be given l bring in a Bill to cause the Votes of the Parlianreata,' Electors of Great Britain and Ireland to be taken by soS of Ballot :-(Mr. Henry Berkeley :)-The House divide Ayes 99, Noes 102. MINORITY-AYES, 95. Adair Hugh Dillwyn Lewis Kerehaw James Roebuck J. AlcockThoto2 Duke Sic James King Locke Rothschild L. ...

... THE GERMAN WAt BMAMIA. 111I' i1-OAS L £ir Tna Germans are going daft. The silly people Jur3 are actually talking about marching upon Paris, and Befo ?? and Lorraine from the French Emperor, Cou or rather from the French people. The Asugsbuiy busi Gazette, a paper never very wise at the best of times, the has accomplished these military feats with an ease The; which makes us think they must ...

... ELECTI' N COMMITTEES. I, . -0-1- ?? wc HUDDERSFIELD. vo ed F (Fromt our. own ItePol.r.) HuIdr CO1MITIEE.ROOM, Ho~Uusp oF Cisrmo~s. kee? gar Thrsdayp, Jidy K1ell .Lta.QXs The Committ~ee r~smiifa their itnsti so'-bittled ing. at eltven. r itg hswr-my boilsi George fo.lo$,, a whitesinitli, at Chap-llbill, benrp ed eot dvi !rdynght PTO~iot15 to the (lay ,f esection at Hadds~I.wr o Jai. blother ...

... We have to announce (on the authority of a communication from the directors) that this wonderful vessel will sail from the Nore on Wednesday (to-morrow) afternoon on the trial trip, which will be made first to Port- land, Doreslshire, and thence to Holylead ; from which place the Great Eastern will sail to Portland in the United States. It is but justice to the directors to add that they have ...

... a4 - ?? limm PETITION COMPROMISE. ad, 5ft, COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY. the tlyo th are Immediately on the conclusion of the debate in saw the House of Commens, on Wednesday afternoon, which ,te led to the appointment of a committee to inquire into the on petition of Mr. H. Childers, cemplaining ci the conduct of ing the sitting Member for Pontefrast (Mr. Overend), relative tad to the withdrawal of ...